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Greggles, Gregorybeans, Frijoles, Beans
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Brad Mccarty on The Next Web writes about the Simple Debit Card.
Their "unboxing" is pretty awesome! Definitely brings a new level of design and delight to the financial services industry.
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A friend pointed out the relatively hilarious site devisgh.com where developers can commiserate about the stupid things they have to do. I noticed that the upvote mechanism was vulnerable to a Cross Site Request Forgery (it's the kind of thing I notice when browsing around, like on tumblr).
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In an article about Drupal's security process my colleague Jam made the claim that Drupal was the "the world's largest open source CMS." I was dubious at first, but his claim has some merit. The first paragraph of his article links to a study by Henrik Ingo of openlife.cc.
The study compared the projects on metrics like:
Using those metrics Henrik declared Drupal to be one the largest "CMS" project and one of the largest open source projects (approximately 6th overall). However, there are some weaknesses in the study. The study has incomplete data about Drupal (missing devs/day, locs/day, companies all time) and probably incomplete/innacurate data on the other projects. The study was limited to a subset of total projects and only 2 CMS. In comparing the CMS, it considers Wordpress core only but seems to be looking at all Drupal contributed modules when calculating commits/day (or it sampled a very active day for Drupal core!).
If Henrik is interested I would be very willing to get him the data he needs from Drupal to do a more accurate comparison of CMS projects. To be clear: I think Henrik's analysis is very interesting and useful but could be improved to be more accurate.
Standing Cloud wrote a press release which was printed verbatim by other "news" sources like sfgate.
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This post was originally written in June of 2007 on pingv.com. Since that company is no longer in business, I revived it from the web archive. Thanks, web archive!
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So, a few weeks back my Kindle Fire arrived and I started jotting notes as I opened it and used it. Here's the collection:
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I recently had to reset my entire phone deleting all contents (different story). In the process I wrote down the old apps I had that I liked so I could reinstall them after wiping it. I was surprised how easy it was to do that and how all my contacts/mail/calendar being associated with my Google account made the whole process simple.
So, in case you're interested, here's the list of apps I actually reinstalled: